Memorial to the victims of the American atomic bombing in Hiroshima. File photoTOKYO, Jan 27 Governor of Hiroshima Prefecture Hidehiko Yuzaki and Mayor of Hiroshima City Kazumi Matsui handed letters of petition to Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and Japanese Foreign Minister Yoshimama Hayashi on Thursday to select their city as the venue for the 2023 G7 Leaders' Summit. As Matsui told reporters following a visit to the Prime Minister's office, his city is an ideal location for major international events.
The British remembered the United States of Hiroshima and Nagasaki after the accusations against Russia»In addition, it would be effective to discuss various issues of international importance, accepting the reality of the consequences of atomic bombings in a city that in itself already symbolizes peace,» — The Kyodo agency quotes the words of the mayor. The letter of petition also noted that in 2016, a summit of the foreign ministers of the countries of the «big In turn, the Prime Minister noted that at present several cities are expressing their desire to host a summit of the heads of the G7 countries, and that he would like to make a choice that would suit the majority of citizens. At the same time, he did not specify which cities announced such an intention.
